In this guide, “MIDI keyboard” refers to whatever type of MIDI device you are using.Īt the very least, you’ll need the following equipment for an operational MIDI system (not including your computer): We’ll assume that you’re connecting a MIDI keyboard, although you can use any MIDI instrument. It’s the language spoken by computers and electronic musical instruments. MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. You are here: Get Started > Step 2: Setting up your MIDI system Step 2: Setting up your MIDI system
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In Pianoteq you can see the dB range go up and down and hear the keys playing, if I press the piano on the screen with my mouse, but no reaction when I press the piano. It doesn't register in any f the programs that I even press any keys. Now, as far as I can tell, there is Nothing wrong, except nothing is being sent back and forth when I press the keys. All I want to do, is to make it work with Any of the following programs: I have a CDP-100 connected with a regular midi to usb cable to my Acer Aspire 8942 with Windows 7 Home Edition. I have been seeking a solution to this problem for at least two weeks, and it seems I am unable to solve it myself.
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